The History of India from the Earliest Ages: pt. I. Mussulman rule. pt.II. Mogul empire. AurangzebN. Trübner, 1881 |
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... hand down the story of their lives to future generations , but Aurangzeb was induced to issue an edict strictly forbidding his subjects from writing the annals of his reign . The reasons for this strange prohibition are explained in the ...
... hand down the story of their lives to future generations , but Aurangzeb was induced to issue an edict strictly forbidding his subjects from writing the annals of his reign . The reasons for this strange prohibition are explained in the ...
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... hand or foot . Christians were allowed to drink wine on their own premises , The principal authorities for the history of the reign of Aurangzeb , from his accession in 1658 to his journey to Kashmír in 1664 , are Bernier , the French ...
... hand or foot . Christians were allowed to drink wine on their own premises , The principal authorities for the history of the reign of Aurangzeb , from his accession in 1658 to his journey to Kashmír in 1664 , are Bernier , the French ...
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... hands to save their mustachios.10 Aurangzeb next abolished music and singing . Offi- 7 The morning time , after the Emperor left the Jarokha window , was the only part of the day when the Moghul courtiers could drink in safety . The ...
... hands to save their mustachios.10 Aurangzeb next abolished music and singing . Offi- 7 The morning time , after the Emperor left the Jarokha window , was the only part of the day when the Moghul courtiers could drink in safety . The ...
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... hand . Wealthy petitioners went to his house , and secretly prayed to him for everything ambition or passion could suggest . Women specially went in crowds , and caused endless scandal . Rebel Santons . Punishment of Santons . Ruin of ...
... hand . Wealthy petitioners went to his house , and secretly prayed to him for everything ambition or passion could suggest . Women specially went in crowds , and caused endless scandal . Rebel Santons . Punishment of Santons . Ruin of ...
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... hands upon a sovereign who for years had been reverenced as a deity . The disaffection at Agra sealed the fate of Shah Jehan ; but the first blow was averted . A cordial was sent to the physician of Shah Jehan ; the phy- sician was a ...
... hands upon a sovereign who for years had been reverenced as a deity . The disaffection at Agra sealed the fate of Shah Jehan ; but the first blow was averted . A cordial was sent to the physician of Shah Jehan ; the phy- sician was a ...
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